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Again the wise man steps to tn,
front. He says: If man emptie'
his purse into his head, no man car
take it from him." He does put i
there sometimes, emptying it in by thu
wav of his neck, and the wise man i
right for once; next morning no living
man could take that head away from
him. By'r halidame, Sir Grammerey
i good sooth do we believe the wis
man has been there himself Whenc'
else this bookIy ore?-Bardette.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-08-25
A New York professional bootblacl

A New York professional bootblack
says: Now You see | employ dozen
boys, and they are always busy. To
what do | attribute my success? Gen
tlemanly manners and good shine
When it was found that courtesy was
the rule IN my place my business IN
worthy colored men and boys, 81 day.
Many, however, who make themselves
agreeable to customers. and do good
work, often earn nearly double the
sum- The work performed is pleasant.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-08-25

DOES YOUR HORSE COUGH7
if so. use, Hinrichs Improved Horse
Powder ne best in the world for coughs
and colds.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-08-25

FITS. All Fits stopped free by DR.. Kline. Great
Nerve Restorer Motifs after first days use Mar
vicious cures Treatise and 81 90 trial bottle rse 20
Fit cases Send To DR.. Kline, 93l Arch St.Phfla
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-08-25

The vigorous Saxon name, HelPs
Bend, applied to spot in Illinois, has
been changed to the seductive title,
Pleasant Grove.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-08-25

The Knights of Labor Cooperative
Clothing company of Cleveland, has
been Incorporated with $50, 900 capital.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-08-25

The Milwaukee, Lake Shore N
Western R'y has been well named,
the fishing and hunting line Of Wis
consiu, passing, as it does, through
thousands Of acres Of but partially
explored woods and within easy
reaching distance Of lakes and
streams that have never been tished
by white men, all well stocked with
the game fish for which Northern
Wisconsin waters are noted. The
woods abound with game; deer,
bear, wolf, mink, beaver, pheasant
and other game are quite plentiful.
THE ONLY LINE
From Milwaukee to the new Iron
Mining District in Wisconsin and
Interchangeable, Wakefield, Bes-
semer, Ironwood and Hurley.
Direct line to Ashland and be
yond.
Sleeping cars between Ashland
and Chicago.
The Guide Book, and other de-
scriptive matter, containing full in
formation, maps and engravings OF
the country traversed by the line,
will be sent on application to the
General Passenger Agent.
c. L. Ryder, Gen. Agent, 105
Washington street, Chicago.
Chicago Depot, Cor. Wells and
Kinzle street, &C.. q n. w. R'y.)
H.F. wHITCOMB, CHAS. V. MCKINLAY,
Gent Manager. Gen1 Pass. Agent
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-08-25

In Cincinnati smoking is prohibited
on any part of the horse cars,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
mr. Carnegie Explaine.

EDISRURGH. July n.-Mr. Andrew
Carnegie publishes letter iu reference
10 the failure OF Mr.. Blaine TO obtain
sd init, auce to the Council chamber last
Friday on the occasion OF the presenta.
tion Of the freedom CT the city TO the
writer. In this Mr.. Carnegie says: 81
sn myself TO blame for tho accident OF
the exclusion of Mr.. Blaine from the
Coupcil chamber. had arranged with
Mr.. Blaine 10 accompany bim. On the
way Miss Blaine met with an accident,
which caused slight injury to her
ankle. She was cem mpellsd to return,
and her father accompanied her back
to their hotel. Mr.. Blaine was thus re.
tar6ed.
"Ins.ead of Mr.. Blaine having any
cause to complain OF tnattention on the
part Of The officials of Edinburgh, ths
interest the Lord Provost and the pub
lic have manifested in his movement,
and the universal desire to see AT d heal
him have much surprised him. Ao
| customed as he is to oil this whereve,
he goes In his own land, he had not ex
! pected such q reception as he is every
day receiving In Great Britain. and no
where have the attentions paid to hin
been more marked and gratifying thai
in Edinburgh"
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
Phiiaa elphiA Itoms.

PHILADELPHIA, July 12,-Lse Quill,
tbs Jeissy ChiLaman who shot Que OF
Hi tormentcrs on Sunday afternoon,
and Michael Lamb aud Jerry Preston,
both OF t20 South Second street. who
were arrested at the time for assaultiDg
him, were all arraigped at the Celtrsl
yesterday for q hearing. The evidence
was to the effect that a crowd OF eight
men who entered the car in which the
Chinanan was riding annoyed him In
various ways and finally tore his coat.
After he had lett the car he was attack
ed by the men and knocked down, when
he drew his revolver and shot Lamb In
the neck as he was running away. He
identified Lamb and Preston as two oil
his sssaiiants, and they were held In
5000 bail each for trial. Lee was also
held In ea00 on the charge of assault and
battery with intent to kill.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
To hensszvous a, honolulu.

The U. S. steamer Adams arrived at
Honolulu on June IA. fro n Acapulco. IT
10 believed at the Navy Department
that she will remain At the Hawaiian
Island until order lie restored. A tele.
gram from San Ftapcieco says orders
have been received there showing that
tie United States Pacific squadron had
been ordered to rendezvous at Honolulu.
The squadron includes the Alert, four
guns, now at Callao. Peru; the Juniata,
eight euns, at Panama. and the flag.
hhip Vsndalia. eight guur, which has
already sailed from Peru. The Iroquois
has been ordered to San Francisco fol
repairs before Failing. The Asistic
squadron consisting of six men -of-war
will also be ordered to Honolulu II
| found necessary.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
FOURTH EDITION
An Insane BOY.

Harvey B. Vanderbilt. the agent for the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO
Children. had warrant Issued ON Mon
day for Harry Rowe. IA year old boy
residing with his parents on Front street,
between Poplar and Lombard. He was
taken to the hall by Officers Murine and
Gormley and placed IN cell, where he
tore of all his clothes. The child is all
idiot, and 1t is claimed that he was rea'
dered 60 by excessive beating. The OBJ
ject of Mr.. Vandegrift in having the ar
rest made, was to haye him committed te
some asylum, or other place where hi
would be properly cared for.
The case was heard at last nights ses
sion Of the City Court, and the unfortu'
nate boy was placed In the dock clad in |
night shirt. Austin Harrington, ESQ.
the attorney for the S. r. c, c., openet
the case, and said that he had no doub
but It was one OF cruelty. DR.. Ogle testi
fed that he considered the child an idiot
whom IL was not safe to leave with hi
parents. DR.. Patterson, the family ply
siciap, conceded in this view, aud though
the best disposition that could be mad
of the case would be to send the child u
1.-The Asylum for Feeble Minded Children
lat Media, Pa. Several persons residing
near the Rowe family testified that the
had seen, or heard Mrs. Rowe beat tn
boy numerically, and that on one occs
sion the beating was continued Tor full
fifteen minutes.
II Mr.. Harrington asked that the boy b
!commitied to the mshouse for the pre-
ent, until the matter could be further ii
Investigated, but Judge Cummins decide
In view of the fact that separation migl
kill the mother, to leave him in the Gu
tody of his parents.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
n Burning Coliiery.

PorrsvILLE, Pa july l1.-Fire broke
out this morning iD 0.to Colliery, OF the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company, at BraDrhdale, a few miles
west OF this city. Despite the efforts to
extinguish it the fire spread rapidly among
the timbers and is stll raging. Sixteen
mules perished. 1t is impossible to esti-
mate he loss, but the company's officials
say uhat even II the fire be extinguisoed 1t
will be impossible to work the colliery
again this year About 20J hands will be
thrown out OF work. The origin OF the fire
is unknosn.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
Who is He?

The Alexandria, Va, Daily Item OF
July 9ah contained the following sd.
vertisement marked "tf:" "a swindleI
at large Anthony Perry, o shipcarpen
ter Of Wilmington, Del, claiming &c
have engaged work at the big sbipyard
here, called ss the Powhattan House or
Thursday, aud after arranging foi
weekly board, handed over check fol
$50 on the National Bank of Washing
ton, which the proprietor cashed, and
when presented this morning at the
Washington bank was found to bs
worthless. Look out for Anthony Perry
'of WILMINGTON, Del, where no works
with his brothers. e. j. Enmore."
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
Died with the DJsentory.

About 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
word vas left At Coroner Bsrnhiirs
office, by Kenpard Smith, residing ut
No 1886 OlaymOnt street, that n whole
family had been poisoned at Ksrkwood.
The Coroner was out OF the time, and In
the evening he II ceived q telegram from
Smith, who had gone to kirkwood, re-
peating the story about the poisoning
and ask lag him TO come Down at once.
AS nothing could be done last night
the Coroner did not 20 down until this
morning, when be found that q man
named Grassland, and bis wife and
child had died under rather mytterious
circumstance, which led the people to
believe that they had been poisoned
The man had been sick about one week,
bnt the wife and child had died after :
very short Illness. a jury was SWORD
whu. after hearing The evidence Of
several witnesses, rendered verdict
that the deaths were caused by malig
naut dyeentery.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
DIE ED,

ROBlNSON.-ln Uhristiana Hundred, on
the llth list, william p. Robinton, aged
nelstiyes and friends are respectfully in
residence on Thursday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. lntermont at Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery.
MORRO Won the 9th inst, Eliza j., wife
Of George Morrow, aged II years.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family ara
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral on
dence Of her husband, NO. 1880 Walnut
street. Services in tho Brandywine NJ. Z.
Church Al O'Clock.
DAyI SON.-On the llth Instant. Viola,
daughter OF James u. and Maggie a.
Dawson, aged about 2 years.
| Relatives and friends are invited TO al
tend the funeral services at their residence
No. 40l Porter street, on Tuesday evening a'
| 8 o'clock. Interment will be made at Ox
ford, Pc, the cars leaving this city at
O'Clock sharp on wednesday morning.
CRooKs-On Sunday. July 10th, 1857
Emma, wife Of Jamts CROOKS. In the 64tf
Relatives ana friends OF the family are re
lspectfuily invited to attend her funeral from
lthe resioopce Of her husband, No. sos Yves
Iseventh street, on wednesday afternoon
mont at Wilmington and BRANDY wine ceme
Itsry.
ISLACK.-At the residence Of her son.ir
law, =. q Penrose. at tho Wilmington an
Brandywine cemetery, on the 9th instant
Anna Slack, in the Sbth year OF her ago.
lnterment at Frenchtown, N. j., on Wed
inesdsy. the 18th instant.
KEGlSrER-ln this city. on the llth inst
Eliza Register, aged 81 years
Relatives and friends Of the family are n
IspectfulIy invited to attend her funeral fror
the residence OF her grandson, No. g37 Spruc
, street, on Thursday afternoon. Services
Ihouse at 1.30 O'Clock.
lBMIrH-On July IL, Thomas w.. infant 60
OF william M. and Nerah Smith.
Il Reiatives and friends arc respectfully II
vited to attend the funeral nom the res
dence OF his parents, No. 500 Poplar stree
"wednesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock. Servic'
at st. Mary's Church.
ISTEVENSON.-On the 18th inst. Mar
| Stevenson, aged 20 years
Relatives and friends OF the family o.
: res pectfuily invited to attend her funera
/ from the residence OF her daughter, Mr.
Iohn 4. MoKaig. l4oS Van Buren street,
Thursday afternoon. at o'clock. lntermel
at Mt. Salem Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
New Lodge A Or u

Charles h. Davis OF this t,h
Deputy Grand Master OF II, uJs,|
the A. o U. W. for this irlrl
which includes the States Of N,V
Maryland and New Jsrv,
succee ded In organizing ,odis d
order In BridGeton, n. j., on Ttrnl
night last, and this is a pa,, d n
the Daily Pioneer OF tha, ci,y hM ,s|
about 1t.
Scme twenty three Brdn,cpi
having passed the required mtdlul
animation. we're orgautzod s M
Lodge. No. 80. Ancient Order Of On
Workmen. The following ttiCsp,
elected and installed: Master "
man, l. T. Nichols; toruau, Rev
Fl. PsyraD; oversee., 3sbj. +. @
son; recorder, john Perry, 6nsn
John w. Hewitt; receiver, Bsril
Hancock; I. W., T II. Deunis; O.
K. P. Sseley; trustees, Martin Al
SOD, James Cslk!tt, Isaac M'Phs
medical examiner, DR.. Theo. G. D
past master workman. r 7. Brlsh
number Of the Grand Officers wen
present from Baltimore, Wllmir
and Camden.
/ Interesting speeches were mad
the following gentlemen: ia.
SAINT, grand foreman Of Camden;
IW. Diefepdorf, grand ovsrsser,
mington, Delaware W. b. FOrlS,i
watchman Wilmington, Delaware
masters Cole. Graffon and Cobb Of
, den. j. 8. Vansant Of Camden
, the position OF grand master wOf
durinR the exercises Of the evsnin
allied it we'll.
i Mr.. Cayis will remain in Bird
the next thirty days TO Assist 'h
society In Its work.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
Doea.

The Albert Bay Club has chartered
the schooner Lucy Lee, and will start
on the 9Th proximo on . cruise dow n
the bay.
The WswAsett Gun Club will con.
slider the challenge Of the Westahock
Ing Gun Club ut q meeting this even
Ing for match In this city Saturday
Inezt.
A cableeram reports the safe arriva
at Quet nstown on Sunday Of Messrs
j. ID. Hoffecker, JE., Esq, G r. Ho'
fecker aud Joseph A. Richardson, VII,
sailed from New York on July 2.
The man who Was killed on the rail
road at Townsend on Saturday Wa
named John T. Allfrey, aud not Johl
7. Aldred. He leaves a wife and q "
children In not very sfiiuent circum
stances,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
FIFTH EDITION
SAD ant, Fa,a,.

,lg 1gn., ls,mers Of ohri,tiaaaR All Huni,assA o1 ,as A
noon BY falling from = y, Yesterday hi
S71ean,oe S7 ~sa. n MS neck. Mr. RoSIraa..y hi nay I.
a, 0ns sssrs ssr ;, OF age. He lived ,1s'a unan n
on the road leading :, ~, NJ sclool 400 hoal
ssI,,n men. 70 the p, field whtrs bis b,rS.' burS.'
naming 2 nnn In hay and Insisted Iaro' un0D Y
load. -'p young n,u
IN Mr; :, Robinson somehow ts,, t,., /
rsar OF the load wittou, ans ,si1 lion non \
MN. fsll, and when .ouad ~ sOIoy 'sll
distance 10 the rear lv,n, was N
s,ouna 3 Gun. gasping for breath. ' ~ spsa %.
moved to his house and des,h h' ,'al,j sl
IN q few hours. DR.. G,ssu,iesu su iesul1
summoned, but could a'.uieal do a
,ays s% . mis- li,e. 1t was supposed ui'1,,s ,h,!
the load of hay. "Aen nc tsllir
coroner BArnhill was ro,,a.,
AFTER consultation with DR., ,u, G,s.,,,9
gave s,certiacate Of death in ac.essl S.ose.1 !
with the facts. Deceased ie.,0l1 iss
widow and two daush,erss' lave ps =
ried the daughter Of John s,n, ns p
merly OF Kent County, Es El,
brother OF John B Robipsop y, wy ~
bank, and ofths late Robert , i, R,S1'] S,s
and he has two unmsrris5 ,,s,sv. v.l
Ing In this city. Mrs, R,bin,on !.
only sister Of Mrs. James r. r. s.u1
sr., who lives on ,as I.,ucas,., NV y
near the place OF the aCcidsn,
Robinson was q man in whom ~
body placed the sts!ctest % c"nsi,J
he possessed sterling qualities Of y
aokr and was in all respects Ch,,.l N
man. BE was q member Of a. p.1
M. Il. Church, this city. Hs ,n.
will be inferred In the Wilmipv,s,
brAndywine cemetery on Thu,S,,
terncon at 2 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
NEWS SUMMARY.
Hors,ng Ptgeons-14 Bodies Recovered
Free Use of Revoivers-Skun Frsc-
Embellishments

Hora,DE PtgeOnB-14 BODIES hocovcreu
Free Use of Revoivors-Skuil Frac-
suicido-Diphthcria.
Four homipg pigeons, owned In
Washington, were liberated In Law.
rsncsvills, Gtorgia, 5l5 miles south OF
WasninRtop, in An air. line, last Friday,
Mt seven minutes past 10 the evening.
The first bird reached It's loft In Wash.
ington ut quarter to IL on Saturday
morning, and the last ore arrived be-
fore noon Of the sane day. The birds
had bad weather all the way, and ar
rived home In tine rain.
On Sunday evening 1s.yesr.old boy
named Potter left Portia, Arkansas. TO
rido home In company with mat
named Lester. When they got on the
outskirts of the town Potter drew pis
tol and demanded Lester's money.
Lester handed over $3.50. At the same
time he drew revolver and shoi Potter.
At the same time Potter hred, severely
wouRding Letier.
Private Doty, Of III. Second Illinois
Regiment, was found unconscious on
the public tquare In SpripRdeld. Ill
on Sunday. He WAS fatally injured
from fracture Of the skull and kick
In the abb omen. 1t 10 believed he quar-
| relied with Q man 10 the street.
Miss Viola Meets, committed suicide
at her h me in Graham County, North
| Carolina, on The Sd inst, the day fixed
| for her marriage, beoauss her father
threatened to Kill John Ammcns, tt
whom she was engaged, II he appeared
on the premises.
| Dipbtheria ia Increasing In the DIS
tricts around Quebec. Forty cases art
reported at Lewis and at Charlesboure
8 farmer named POulin has lost his sis
children, the Oldest 15 years old within
the past fortnight.
Three mids hipmen OF Her Majesty
steamer Canada went sailing in Bed
ford Basin, Nova Scotia, on Sunday
afternoon, and have disappeared. ct II
supposed they were drowned by tb'
capsiziug Of their boat in squall.
The bodies Of the six miners remain
ing Imprisoned IN the Beet IL Bslchel
mines at Virginia City, Nevada, wer'
found early on Sunday morning snt
brought to the surface.
Maggie Harper was killed By Eight
ming while walking along the street II
jackson, Mississippi, on Sunday.
The biennial convention OF the He
brew coneie cations Of the UDitet
States win begin in Pittsourg TO day
4 heavy wind and rain storm a
Hlghmore, Dakota, on Sunday night
destroyed several small buildings.
Two new cases OF yellow fever sn'
one death were reported yesterday a
Key West.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
stracK with = BrlcR'

About 8 O'Clock last evening
Hancock, a seafaring man, w, W
tackled at Front and Poplar sus' 81 N
AN unknown man who struck y y
the face with a brick. hsp.M, N,
been working for some time ID. ID All al
as q rigger, but as the loo wss s,inS ISI
he was about to go to Philadsp1
accept o berth on a vessel. ,,or,,
As he was passing along llvu, y
his assailant snesked up d pea'S, ~ \,
struck him with q brick which d, D.
| in bis hand, telling him to ils l,sI y,
He was about to repeat tne i. Wv"
he was stopped by q BY slshssii, siO,sis Al
@ 1ck's right eye is compls,eiso p,s M, b
and there are several uSiy Wv v1'
b;uises on his forehead and 'SO0'
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
Saved from LynohIng.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July IL Gov.
erlor Gray last aight received . .eIo
gram from Jefersopville, inf., ssAupg
that prepaI aiiops we're being haoe
there to lynch Jacob RoDirsop,
wealthy farmer, who deliberately mui'
de, ed San uel Hsy, neighbor, on est
urday last.
Opa evening lsst week l went TO
Hays house to Try to adjus our G'nsr
euces. There was no one ut hays out
his slater and mother, and they ussu
such language to ms that struck tne
old woman in the back. Sue ls 20
years old and partially pAralJ zea. 1
also struck the daughter, l thouRns OF
the matter until Saturday moTninP,
when decided to end 1t for all time'
Loading my double barrellsd sho. gun
| l sprsng into my wagon ana otoVe
| to ward the Hay homestead.
met Hay and his sister on the road
about one hundred ya,ds from theii
home. told Hay that l had come te
kill him, II he had any prayers to say
| to be "a uick about 1t. His sister soIeameo
and pleaded with me TO spare Der broth
er's life and threw her arms about Hay'l
neck % II to shield him from my aim
Her entreaties failed to change my pur
pose, for, placing the guu upon his SIS
tsr's shoulder, / pressed the trigger ant
then saw him fall back with seven bul
lets In his heart. .
The blood spurted over his sister
white drets and he fell back into he
arms. Not being positively surs b.
was dead went over to his mother
house and set down upon the Porch :
reload my gan. In a few mipu es hi
sister came mp crying and said hat
killed her brotheri then ! jumped int
my wagon aud drove home.
think 1 had . parfect right to XII
him, because he tried 10 defrsud m
out OF o Iortinp OF my property. l an
worth over $u0. 900, and have SsO 90
stock in the, German lnsurarce BAIL
OF Louisville.
A telegram states that ut half past
O'Clock the Sheriff Of Clark County re
ceived Information that a mob wa
90 ning for Robinson The prisoner va
Immediately removed from the jail {
the penits tiary in Jtfersonville, wher
he will. It ia believed, be safe.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
Personal.

Mr. Dennis oi Crisfe!d, Nd, h1
ing relatives In this city.
Master 1. Walter and Miss Y
NJ oore are sojourneying among ihl
In the lower part OF the sla.s.
Mrs. George W. ingram and son
spending q few weeks with iisn'
4 wood, N. j.
Thousands Of people are sui q
at Stansbury Murray's, lOi Ea'!
street, TO see the giant barber
Mrs. VIM. Z. Tuchtcn, No. ll'
nall street, found q sum OF money
days ago, and on seeing On so's'
ment In the papers, promptly isl1 1
1t to the owner and positively ueV
to accept any reward. :,
Frank Dillon has been AWARDS
contract demonstrating the oSss Ss
| OF the new St. Anne's Roman osl
Church., aud the corner stone stone v \
laid on the Slst, when bisnop '
will ofiiciate.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
At tho Uity Court

The following cases were disposed of at
this mornings session OF the city court:
Charles Morgan, charged with exposing
his person, was fined So and costs
Clara Ystinan, adjudged guilty OF drunk.
enn,ss, was committed until 12 O'Clock,
and John Mclaughlin for similar OIL
fense, was fined 81 and costs.
James Payton and Thomas Hinsley
were sdudged guilty of committing ON
assault and battery on colored man.
Payton was fined &c and costs and Hins-
ley s. and costs.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
An excellent Movement.

Tho teansters Tho occupy the stand
aronBd the Second Baptist Church, q
Fourea and French streets, have In
auguroted an excellent movement BY
having the place cleaned mp on Batur
day afternoons. 1t IL the intention t.
employ Il man every Saturday and
have tie street around the chunot
nicely cleaned and put In proper ordsl
for the Sabbath.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
n,snopest Servant,

Some time ago Mrs Wharton = I'D y
33l East Fourth street, enss, s. ss,I
opsd ore servant girl, and 1851 .,,,. 1,,'
Will wbilo she was absent on an &c el,'r ~,
Goods and decampsd. She ss. wss h !,
Isaye HSs the hous, with q bsss's esa nj |
hand. and 1t is supposed sn' wv
hoat Tor Philsdelpbia.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
ae was Kicked Out.

List evening while David Lemon.
the conieotioner, at No. 8 East Fourth
street, was closing his store he discov.
cred boy in bis employ In the act OF
robbina the till. He had secured q
trlhing amoupt OF money when MT.
Lemon noticed him and kicked him ont.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
CoInpron tse L Elected.

The compromise between the P. W., &
B. Company, and Patrick j. Long, in re-
ference to the disputed siding at the rear
of his premises, gives Long the use OF the
bridge 10 reach his stable, and st'pulates
that it shall not be disturbed by the com.
piny. As stated in yesterdays REpusLI
CAN, the charge OF trespass preferred
against him by Detective Jones was
withdrawn, and the company paid the
costs.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
Rioteus Strikers Held fo- BAH

ROCHESTER. N. Y, July 1.-Polic,
Jnstlce K,e.r TO day held fifteen OF tht
men who attacked the laborers on Cor.
ha N and Goodman streets to await th'
action of the Grand Jury. Amon5
,hem were Amory Rothke aud John
X eek, master aud secretary of the La
borsrs' Assembly, Knights of Labor
Bait was liked at Sl006 In each case.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
A GilahtlY EiBd.

Last evening Coroner Barnhil, was
notified that Eome boys had found q
box in ditch near the lighthouse, at
the remalDs Of an infant. IL WAS the
intention OF the Coroner to investigate
the mater thi. morning, but as he WAS
Obliged to go to KiIkwocd. 1t had TO be
defer ed until some time tLis afternoon.